The Primary Purpose of the System of Checks and Balances

question 37

Multiple Choice

The primary purpose of the system of checks and balances is

• A) to ensure that no one interest or faction could easily dominate the government.
• B) to ensure that the people do not become too powerful and attempt to control the government.
• C) to protect the executive branch from abuses of the judicial branch.
• D) to allow the president to be removed from office.
• E) to ensure that the government remains powerful and supreme.

Acknowledge the legal and ethical considerations in report writing, including copyright and plagiarism.

Recognize the importance and components of the front matter in a formal report.

Understand the various purposes and methods of documentation in reports.

Comprehend the significance of data visualization tools like charts and tables in presenting information.

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